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What a difference a bad year can make. President Joe Biden's last special enrollment period on the health insurance exchange has resulted in a flood of sick,

Here are the key decisions made by Bethel City Council during its March 22 meeting.

Some researchers say virtual care will increasingly become the norm, while others are more measured in their predictions. Plus: Who are the telehealth super users?

Protesters in Minneapolis on Friday called for a harsher punishment for former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter, who was sentenced to two years behind bars in the shooting death of Duante Wright, and while the demonstrations were peaceful, police confirmed a looting incident later in the day.

Jayden Savoury led a wild comeback, but it wasnt enough as Detroit Cass Tech beat Renaissance, 72-66, in the PSL boys basketball quarterfinals.

Lawmakers will likely focus on FDA staffing woes and speedy drug approvals as they kick off the first of a series of hearings on must-pass legislation to renew the fees that help fund the agency.

Nessa Norich May 13, 2021 THE ARK, a new film by Well of Wills art collective, probes the role of the survivor as the end of the pandemic comes into view. is a Jewish feminist art collective. Their work is developed and produced by visual artist Meirav Ong, filmmaker Hannah Roodman and interdisciplinary storyteller Nessa Norich. Their artistic practice reimagines Jewish tradition through an intersectional feminist lens. They build accessible opportunities for communities to co-create, imagine ...

IN MOURNING Daunte Wright – Reverend Al Sharpton joins grieving family and friends at wake for 20-year-old shot dead by cop M.L. Nestel M.L. Nestel Invalid Date, ELEVEN days after Duane Wright was fatally shot by a Minnesota cop, his body lied in a casket inside Shiloh Temple International Ministries as a familiar clergyman spoke to the gathered crowd filling the rows of seats. "People celebrated all over the country," Rev. Al Sharpton said during a sermon delivered at Wrights wake on Wedne...

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By Rachel Alexander web posted April 19, 2021 Protesters have been rioting and looting since former veteran Brooklyn Center Police Officer Kim Potter accidentally used her handgun to fatally shoot Duane Wright, a black man, instead of using her taser. If Wright had been white, there would have been little to no protesting or publicity. Potter would have been disciplined and received a typical sentence for a fatal accident like that.  But because the victim was black, it’s been declare...